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The National Ovarian Cancer Coalition supports the ovarian cancer community through education, awareness, research support, and free programs and services for individuals and families. The National Ovarian Cancer Coalition is a non-profit organization dedicated to support, awareness, and education of ovarian cancer. NOCC Facebook Community Rules:

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💙 Denise’s Ovarian Cancer StoryDenise's kidney wasn’t working properly, so her doctor ran several tests. A CT scan revea...
06/05/2026

💙 Denise’s Ovarian Cancer Story

Denise's kidney wasn’t working properly, so her doctor ran several tests. A CT scan revealed a cancerous lymph node near her kidney, and surgery later showed the cancer started in her fallopian tubes. “Had my kidney not acted up, I would not have known about this at all,” Denise says. Genetic testing also revealed she carries a gene from her parents that increases her cancer risk—something she wouldn’t have known otherwise.

Through surgery, treatment, and many doctor visits, Denise has learned important life lessons. She now tries to enjoy each day, take care of her health, and find joy in simple things like being outside. Staying positive can be difficult, but she relies on her friends and family and takes things one day at a time.

Through NOCC, Denise has received helpful support, including meals when she was too tired to cook, trusted information, helpful resources, and a connection with a local survivor who understands what she is going through.

đź’ˇ Have a story? Share yours today and inspire others: https://buff.ly/KIA1v1w

06/05/2026

Have you listened to the latest episode of Teal Talk?

Ovarian cancer survivor and advocate Rachel Sackett Putman shares her powerful journey through loss, infertility, and a low-grade serous ovarian cancer diagnosis during the COVID-19 pandemic. Hear how resilience, community, and purpose helped transform one of the most difficult chapters of her life into a mission to support others.

Listen now and follow Teal Talk for more survivor stories, education, and ovarian cancer conversations: https://buff.ly/WXumuZz đź’™

Ovarian cancer symptoms can be easy to miss. Signs like bloating, ongoing fatigue, back pain, or feeling full quickly ar...
06/03/2026

Ovarian cancer symptoms can be easy to miss. Signs like bloating, ongoing fatigue, back pain, or feeling full quickly are often overlooked.

If these symptoms last more than a few weeks, don’t ignore them; talk to your healthcare provider.

Share this to help someone recognize the signs and learn more at ovarian.org

🌎👟 Global Running Day is about MOVEMENT.Whether you’re taking your very first walk around the block, jogging your neighb...
06/03/2026

🌎👟 Global Running Day is about MOVEMENT.

Whether you’re taking your very first walk around the block, jogging your neighborhood, or chasing a new personal record — this day is for YOU.

Join TEAM TEAL or Together in Teal and move with purpose. Every step helps raise awareness for ovarian cancer and supports a community that believes hope moves mountains.

Walk. Run. Move your way.
Start where you are. Bring a friend. Wear teal. đź’™

Already registered? Share your pages and ask friends and family to join the movement to help end ovarian cancer as we truly make a difference with our miles!!

Ready to move with us? https://buff.ly/Dz90e9n

💙 Phyllis’ Ovarian Cancer StoryPhyllis first noticed abnormal bleeding, which many attributed to menopause. A visit to h...
06/02/2026

💙 Phyllis’ Ovarian Cancer Story

Phyllis first noticed abnormal bleeding, which many attributed to menopause. A visit to her gynecologist led to an endometrial biopsy and referral to a gynecologic oncologist, where she was diagnosed with endometrial, cervical, and ovarian cancer. She underwent a hysterectomy, internal radiation, and chemotherapy.

“Having gone through this phase of my life, I became even stronger and able to accept anything that was put in my path,” she shares. Phyllis finds hope in seeing other ovarian cancer survivors and in ongoing research. Her advice to newly diagnosed survivors: take one day at a time, be grateful for every sunrise and sunset, and stay strong—you will get through this.

Through NOCC, Phyllis has been able to connect with other survivors in Pittsburgh, shares experiences, and supports newly diagnosed survivors, offering hope and a sense of community.

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Pride Month is a time to recognize and celebrate the diversity, strength, and stories within our community.At the Nation...
06/01/2026

Pride Month is a time to recognize and celebrate the diversity, strength, and stories within our community.

At the National Ovarian Cancer Coalition, we are committed to supporting everyone impacted by ovarian cancer, including LGBTQ+ survivors, caregivers, and advocates. Everyone deserves access to care, awareness, and support.

This month, we honor the voices and experiences that help strengthen and unite our community.

New research is looking at a “one-two punch” treatment approach that combines targeted therapy with other medicines to b...
05/29/2026

New research is looking at a “one-two punch” treatment approach that combines targeted therapy with other medicines to better fight hard-to-treat gynecologic cancers. Early results show it may help some patients respond better than with standard treatment alone.

Learn more about how this targeted therapy is showing early promise in clinical trials: https://bit.ly/42y97hf

Two cancer diagnoses during the pandemic changed Rachel Sackett’s life forever, but they also inspired a powerful missio...
05/29/2026

Two cancer diagnoses during the pandemic changed Rachel Sackett’s life forever, but they also inspired a powerful mission of advocacy, awareness, and support for others facing ovarian cancer. In the newest episode of Teal Talk, Rachel shares her survivor story and why connection and community matter so deeply.

Listen now and follow Teal Talk for more survivor stories, education, and ovarian cancer conversations: https://ovarian.org/programs-and-resources/nocc-online-education-programs/teal-talk-an-ovarian-cancer-podcast/ đź’™

Now available: Seasoned with StrengthA meaningful collection of recipes, tips, and guidance created by chef Elle Simone ...
05/29/2026

Now available: Seasoned with Strength

A meaningful collection of recipes, tips, and guidance created by chef Elle Simone Scott to support those navigating ovarian cancer.

This free digital cookbook is made to nourish, comfort, and empower.

Get your copy → https://ovarian.org/seasoned-with-strength-ovarian-cancer-cookbook/

We’re hiring!Join the National Ovarian Cancer Coalition (NOCC) as our Chicago-based Events & Fundraising Manager to join...
05/28/2026

We’re hiring!

Join the National Ovarian Cancer Coalition (NOCC) as our Chicago-based Events & Fundraising Manager to join our team. In this role, you'll unite survivors, caregivers & supporters through powerful events, share life-saving resources, and lead local fundraising initiatives that truly matter.

Learn more and apply today at https://ovarian.org/about-nocc/careers/.

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